'Anything I can do?' She said. 'I'm good at listening if nothing else.''Just marital problems.' I told her, glad of someone to talk to, but not wantin... to go into too many details. 'Being married isn't always easy.''Sometimes I'm glad I'm single,' She told me with a smile, raising a ring-free finger to show me.'Sometimes I wish I was.'She seemed to understand that it would be a good time to change the subject. 'I'm Celia, by the way. What brings you this way anyway?''Barbara, or Babs when I'm. ” He concluded softly.She was silent, and a bit confused, her smile turned in to sadness, and she looked down at her cute bare feet speaking tenderly with all of her heart. “I understand, it breaks me inside, but I understand. Minea has really found her man.” And her tears stopped her from saying anything more.He pulled her in to a soothing embrace, caressing her soft black hair, as small drops of saddens were gently flowing from her big dark blue eyes down his chest. Minea came like a ghost. “Hello?” he said aloud.No reply. It was probably just one of the other guys getting something they’d left in the bathroom, he thought. Steve was one of the last to shower, and the other guys had left a variety of toiletry items at the sink. So he went on showering but hurried somewhat so he wouldn’t keep the guys waiting. They were planning to head into town and have beers at the bar Robert said was a good hangout.His friend from work, Dave, had invited him to join some other coworkers for a. "Pretty good," he told her as he stopped off at the bedroom door. "Mike's really one happy camper tonight. I'm going to get a shower, then I'm going to be right in."In a moment, she could hear Mark singing in the shower; in a few minutes, he joined her in bed. "What kept you guys so late?" she asked as she put down her book and turned off the light."We figured that as long as we were out at the course, we might as well try running the dogs at night in strange country," Mark said. "It went.